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Exit Eliot Spitzer, enter Charlie Sheen, the Care Bears, Cabbage Patch Kids, Ninja Turtles and Smurfs + New gay drama at Showtime + Trouble for Rupert Murdoch + BBC to air Muhammad documentary
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John W. Kennedy
Here are today’s dispatches from the crossroads of faith, media and culture. 1. Out of the Arena. From The Wrap: CNN cancelled Eliot Spitzer’s talk show “In the Arena” Wednesday, causing a major shake-up in the network’s prime-time slate. Spitzer’s show, which aired at 8 p.m., will be replaced by Anderson Cooper’s “AC 360,” which…
“Who is Simon Miller?” coming to NBC + California moves to promote gay history + Secret Vatican archives to be made public
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John W. Kennedy
Here are today’s dispatches from the crossroads of faith, media and culture. 1. Has former White House reporter Helen Thomas mellowed? From Politico: Many who criticized Thomas at the time of her (anti-Jewish/anti-Israel) remarks say the ensuing months have only made matters worse, claiming that she has embraced her controversial views more fully. 2. Bill…
NYS OK’s gay marriage; Tea Party gets a TV pilot; You did good, Columbo
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John W. Kennedy
Here are today’s dispatches from the crossroads of faith, media and culture. 1. Cultural shift continues as New York okays gay marriage. The cable networks scrambled to cover the state legislature’s historic vote on Friday night leading to at least one ironic segue and, of course, Hollywood was all atwitter. IMHO: The gay marriage train…
Glen Campbell faces Alzheimer’s disease
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John W. Kennedy
Here are today’s dispatches from the crossroads of faith, media and culture. 1. Glen Campbell has Alzheimer’s disease. From People Magazine: In his new song, “A Better Place,” Glen Campbell sings, “I need the ones I love Lord/More and more each day.” The lyric is more personal than the world knows: In an exclusive interview…
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